Severe weather wasn't as bad as I feared it would be today (that happens a lot to me this time of year). The front causing a few spotty thunderstorms in the Midwest, Tennessee Valley and trailing back into Texas will get to the East Coast tomorrow and may cause some more coverage of storms tomorrow.
Another front will push through later this week, but I don't think there will be much severe weather with it. A decent chilly shot will arrive behind it.
In the tropics, we're still watching Paul and Rafael. Rafael looks to be a concern only for Bermuda while Paul will head toward Baja California and some of its moisture may end up getting pulled into Texas.
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The next few days will bring some tornadoes to the southern Plains states.
While we will see freezing temperatures in parts of the Southeast the next couple of mornings, later this week it will warm up and finally there is no more serious cold in sight.
The next few days look generally less stormy and the main concern is becoming cold it will get the next few nights.
Here's an update from the other day, in general not much has changed with south and west Texas staying relatively busy for a while and a chilly shot headed to the Southeast.
The next few days look pretty busy with rain and storms, but then a chilly air mass will move in and cause some frost and a freeze farther south than we want to see this time of year.
It looks as though we'll see some severe storms and drenching downpours west of the Mississipi over the next few days. One last cold snap will follow this weekend.
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